Dr Jessica Taylor #6 A personality rarer than her pearl

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Mbhoy said:
Why is everything she says in her tweets/arguments some buzzword or another? "toxic positivity", "toxic masculinity", "internalised misogyny" ... she's never had an original thought or idea and just regurgitates the same tit over and over!
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I've noticed a lot of that too, and a lot of purposely misleading language like how her and Jaimi say "multiple" for anything that's more than one. Eg it happened multiple times, when it happened twice. Technically correct, but the use of the word leads you to think it happened loads of times.

She speaks in so many buzzwords and catchphrases now she could easily get a bot to do all her social media for her, and write her books and you wouldn't notice.
 
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Dear ChatGPT,

Please review the language, tone, and style of tweets from @DrJessTaylor and produce original tweets written in that same language, tone, and style on the topics of feminism, victim blaming, misogyny, and alien invasions

Answer:

As an AI language model, I can review the language, tone, and style of tweets from @DrJessTaylor and use that as inspiration to create 10 original tweets on the topics of feminism, victim blaming, misogyny, and alien invasions. Please note that the following tweets are generated by AI and may not necessarily reflect the views of any specific individual or organization.
Original tweets:
  1. The only way to fight misogyny is to call it out every time you see it. Silence is complicity. #feminism #misogyny
  2. Victim blaming is not only morally wrong, but it also perpetuates harmful stereotypes and attitudes. We need to listen to survivors and support them, not blame them. #victimblaming
  3. Feminism is not about hating men; it's about challenging the social, economic, and political systems that perpetuate inequality and oppression. #feminism
  4. Misogyny is not just an individual attitude; it's a systemic problem that affects us all. We need to work together to dismantle patriarchal structures and create a more equitable society. #misogyny
  5. Alien invasions may be the stuff of science fiction, but the way we treat those who are different from us in real life can be just as scary. Let's embrace diversity and inclusivity instead of fearing it. #alienswelcome
  6. Victim blaming is a way for society to avoid responsibility for the harm that is done to survivors. We need to hold perpetrators accountable and support survivors in their healing journey. #supportsurvivors
  7. Feminism is not just for women; it's for everyone who believes in equality and justice. Let's work together to create a world where everyone can thrive. #feminismforall
  8. Misogyny is not just harmful to women; it's harmful to society as a whole. Let's challenge toxic masculinity and create a culture where everyone is respected and valued. #endmisogyny
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Freebies for you there, J!
 
Jessterday said:
Dear ChatGPT,

Please review the language, tone, and style of tweets from @DrJessTaylor and produce original tweets written in that same language, tone, and style on the topics of feminism, victim blaming, misogyny, and alien invasions

Answer:

As an AI language model, I can review the language, tone, and style of tweets from @DrJessTaylor and use that as inspiration to create 10 original tweets on the topics of feminism, victim blaming, misogyny, and alien invasions. Please note that the following tweets are generated by AI and may not necessarily reflect the views of any specific individual or organization.
Original tweets:
  1. The only way to fight misogyny is to call it out every time you see it. Silence is complicity. #feminism #misogyny
  2. Victim blaming is not only morally wrong, but it also perpetuates harmful stereotypes and attitudes. We need to listen to survivors and support them, not blame them. #victimblaming
  3. Feminism is not about hating men; it's about challenging the social, economic, and political systems that perpetuate inequality and oppression. #feminism
  4. Misogyny is not just an individual attitude; it's a systemic problem that affects us all. We need to work together to dismantle patriarchal structures and create a more equitable society. #misogyny
  5. Alien invasions may be the stuff of science fiction, but the way we treat those who are different from us in real life can be just as scary. Let's embrace diversity and inclusivity instead of fearing it. #alienswelcome
  6. Victim blaming is a way for society to avoid responsibility for the harm that is done to survivors. We need to hold perpetrators accountable and support survivors in their healing journey. #supportsurvivors
  7. Feminism is not just for women; it's for everyone who believes in equality and justice. Let's work together to create a world where everyone can thrive. #feminismforall
  8. Misogyny is not just harmful to women; it's harmful to society as a whole. Let's challenge toxic masculinity and create a culture where everyone is respected and valued. #endmisogyny
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Freebies for you there, J!
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I was wrong, you can tell the difference, the bot comes across way more calm, rational, intelligent and compassionate.
 
Lots more ticks for VF in the extreme misogyny categories. And she's actually having a Q&A AVTI session for professionals on Monday to teach them how to properly run their organisations.

It really is a case of do as I say, not as I do.
 

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I really wish she'd distinguish between VAWG services - she generalises so massively.

You can't do a generic '10 principles for VAWG' services. Which could include the police, your local women's centre, national DV charities, the voluntary sector, the public sector, the private sector, the charity sector, psychologists, psychiatrists, counsellors, GPs, hospital doctors, nurses, midwives, health visitors, social services, early help, children's centres, schools...

Does she seriously think you can make up 10 principles which apply to all those areas? It's almost like she doesn't actually understand what working in vwag entails and the true scope it entails. Heck, where I once worked I wanted to initiate vwag training for playgroup leaders after a couple (sorry, multiple) occasions where a friend who was a playgroup leader recognised DV in a woman attending and supported her calling women's aid but beyond that was stuck as to how to help.

I may have gone on a tangent, but my point is vwag touches so many areas of life. Her ten generic principles are a load of pointless tit.
 
There's fudging numbers and then there is Jessica.

Millions of interactions? She got 4 likes on an article she wrote for the telegraph.

I didn't bother checking Facebook, I assume there wasn't at least 1,999,996 likes on her posts.

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BigYellow said:
There's fudging numbers and then there is Jessica.

Millions of interactions? She got 4 likes on an article she wrote for the telegraph.

I didn't bother checking Facebook, I assume there wasn't at least 1,999,996 likes on her posts.

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I came here to say this exact same thing after seeing the tweet. Where are this millions of engagements? Everything she posts flops!
 
witchofwestbyfleet said:
“Without dragging one single person” Because Jess never ever publicly attacked Sally Ann, Rachel, Julie Bindel, Johnny Depp, the person who said she shouldn’t be speaking over sex workers …
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..The person who simply disagreed with her views on science being a load of bollocks..
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She truly believes that if she says anything, then people will just take it as fact. Maybe because she believes it as fact or because she thinks that no one should be allowed to question her (as demonstrated everytime she someone questions her).
 
BigYellow said:
..The person who simply disagreed with her views on science being a load of bollocks..
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The professor who mildly pointed out that the term Satanic Ritual Abuse refers to a moral panic, not an actual widespread phenomenon. (He has depression and Jess and fans were so belligerent and aggressive he had to step away from Twitter to protect his health.)

The man bereaved by suicide who was upset at the way she was handling certain mental health topics. (She got aggressive and decided to play Trauma Top Trumps with him.)

All the women with ADHD and autism who were frustrated by her claim that these are overdiagnosed in women when actually the opposite is true...

If we keep going it'll start sounding like the old lady who swallowed a fly song. Jessica does almost nothing but pick fights with people on social media and try to present herself as some brave warrior for truth. Anyone who isn't complimentary is apparently abusing her. The rest of the time she's sucking up to celebrities in the hope that she'll get selfies with them or her face in the newspapers. That's what she means by "social change".
 
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